> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.talview.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Talview Form Features > This document provides an overview of all available features in the Talview Form Builder, covering input types, formatting options, field configuration, and layout controls. *** ## 1. Input Collection Features These are the core building blocks for capturing information from your users. Image | Feature | Description | | :------------------ | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Short Text** | Captures single-line input such as names, titles, or short identifiers | | **Long Text** | Captures multi-line input for detailed descriptions, comments, or explanations | | **Multiple Choice** | Allows users to select one option from a predefined list | | **Checkbox** | Allows users to select multiple options from a predefined list | | **Dropdown** | Provides a collapsible list of options for single selection | | **Number** | Accepts numeric-only input to ensure numerical data accuracy | | **Email** | Captures email addresses in a structured format | | **Phone Number** | Captures contact numbers using a dedicated phone input field | | **Date** | Allows users to select a date through a calendar interface | | **File Upload** | Enables users to attach documents or files within the form | | **Photo Capture** | Allows users to capture and upload images directly from their devicec | *** ## 2. Content & Formatting Features Use these blocks to add context, instructions, and structure to your form content. Image | Feature | Description | | :---------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Quote Block** | Displays highlighted text to emphasize important information or instructions | | **Bullet List** | Presents information in an unordered list format | | **Numbered List** | Displays content in a sequentially numbered format | | **Check List** | Creates an interactive checklist where items can be marked as completed | | **Toggle List** | Creates expandable and collapsible sections to manage long content | | **Code Block** | Displays formatted code with syntax highlighting for technical content | *** ## 3. Hierarchical Structuring Features Organise your form into clear, collapsible sections using heading-based toggles. Image | Feature | Description | | :------------------------ | :---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Toggle Heading 1 (H1)** | Creates a top-level collapsible section for organising major form areas | | **Toggle Heading 2 (H2)** | Creates a secondary collapsible section within main sections | | **Toggle Heading 3 (H3)** | Creates subsection-level collapsible groupings within sections | *** ## 4. Media Embedding Features Enrich your forms with visual and video content to guide users effectively. Screenshot2026 02 20at2 14 39PM | Feature | Description | | :-------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Video Block** | Embeds video content within the form for instructional or informational purposes | | **Image Block** | Embeds images within the form to provide visual context or references | *** ## 5. Structural Grouping Features Logically group related fields together to improve form flow and readability. Screenshot2026 02 20at2 14 39PM 1 | Feature | Description | | :---------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- | | **Section Group Start** | Marks the beginning of a logically grouped section of fields | | **Section Group End** | Marks the end of a logically grouped section of fields | *** ## 6. Advanced Features Take your forms further with intelligent, dynamic behaviour. 123 | Feature | Description | | :-------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Conditional Logic** | Controls the dynamic visibility of fields or sections based on user responses | *** ## 7. Field Configuration Features Fine-tune how each field behaves, appears, and validates input. 00 | Feature | Description | | :------------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Field Identifier** | Defines the internal reference name used for backend mapping or integrations | | **Label** | Defines the visible name displayed to users for the field | | **Required** | Marks a field as mandatory before form submission | | **Disable Field** | Makes a field visible but non-editable | | **Updatable Field** | Controls whether a field can be edited after submission | | **Tooltip** | Provides contextual helper information for users interacting with a field | | **Placeholder** | Displays example text inside the field before user input | | **Default Value** | Pre-populates a field with a predefined value | | **Minimum Length** | Sets the minimum number of characters allowed for input | | **Maximum Length** | Sets the maximum number of characters allowed for input | | **Regex Validation** | Applies pattern-based validation rules for advanced input control | *** ## 8. Layout & Design Features Control the visual arrangement and management of fields within your form. 000 | Feature | Description | | :------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Column Layout (1 / 2 / 3 Columns)** | Controls how fields are arranged horizontally within the form layout | | **Row Span** | Determines how much vertical grid space a field occupies | | **Delete** | Removes a field from the form | | **Hide** | Temporarily hides a field without deleting it | | **Duplicate** | Creates a copy of an existing field with the same configuration | *** ## Form embedded in different applications ### 1. Candidate form on the CX application (Web) Image ### 2. Candidate form on CX application (Mobile view) 11 ### **3. Candidate form on the attend-ng application (Web)** 111 1 ### **4. Evaluation form on Workflow tools application** 22 1 ### **5. Evaluation form on workflow tools application (Mobile view)** 33 ### 6. Evaluation form on the Recruit web application 44 ### 7. Evaluation form on the Recruit (Mobile view) 55 ***